Food prices plummet

[GB9]

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Well, as the Bremainers insist that everything that has happened in the first half of the year was down to the vote that hadn't happened, I'll do the same.

Brexit causes food prices to plummet. Great news all round.

[Uncle Albert]

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Well, as the Bremainers insist that everything that has happened in the first half of the year was down to the vote that hadn't happened, I'll do the same.

Brexit causes food prices to plummet. Great news all round.

Not if you're a farmer.

[shaunbhoy]

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Well, as the Bremainers insist that everything that has happened in the first half of the year was down to the vote that hadn't happened, I'll do the same.

Brexit causes food prices to plummet. Great news all round.

And a cut in interest rates coming soon too. More money in the pockets of beleaguered mortgage payers too!

[diseasex]

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Well, as the Bremainers insist that everything that has happened in the first half of the year was down to the vote that hadn't happened, I'll do the same.

Brexit causes food prices to plummet. Great news all round.

GB9 which part of "if prices fall rapidly it's bad, if prices fall steadily it gives stability" you don't understand?

[Grasser73]

And potentially a cut in Corp Tax to 15%. Meltdown, what meltdown?

[GB9]

GB9 which part of "if prices fall rapidly it's bad, if prices fall steadily it gives stability" you don't understand?

Is that the best you can manage?

[diseasex]

Is that the best you can manage?

is that your reply to that question?

[NotAllThere]

Link here...Brexit causes food prices to plummet. Great news all round.

"The shop price index reflects the period ahead of the referendum vote from 6 to 10 June."

[CretinWatcher]

A moment's reflection would show that since the UK imports much of its food from Europe, Brexit on less than good terms will certianly raise the cost of food in the long run.

[shaunbhoy]

A moment's reflection would show that since the UK imports much of its food from Europe, Brexit on less than good terms will certianly raise the cost of food in the long run.

Unless our farmers stop sitting on their arses receiving subsidies via CAP and actually get out there planting crops which they can then sell.
For things to progress we will need to start thinking differently, so you are either a part of the solution or a part of the problem.
Too many people waiting to be told what to do all the time. Backward and docile, and symptomatic of an EU top-down subservient mentality.
Not for me thanks.

I'm OUT!